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Population booming three years after Oct. 7, Sderot looks to show visitors city's resiliency
The residents of Sderot spoke to the Post ahead of an August 11 event that is part of an initiative to bring more visitors to the city this summer.
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Israeli employment rates dropped in May, Central Bureau of Statistics labor force survey reveals
Israel abortion application rates decline, with nearly all requests gaining approval, CBS reports
Is Israel's employment recovery tapering off?
The labor market was expected to get much better after government benefits for unpaid leave (Halat) tapered off at the end of June. But things haven't exactly worked out that way.
Average salary drops as unemployment continues to fall
The average monthly salary fell 7%, while the broad employment rate fell from 9.9% to 9.5%.
Israeli road safety sees alarming trends despite COVID lockdowns
The Green Light Association said more police presence is needed to combat the trend.
More haredim in Jerusalem looking for jobs during pandemic, new data shows
Some 1,587 haredi men and 785 haredi women were hired in Jerusalem this past year, a 35% increase since 2014.
By most measures, Jews have better quality of life than Arabs - report
This was the first year in which CBS compared data in this way.
Israel's population nears 10 million mark as country enters 2021
With 151,000 new additions in 2020, Israel's general population stands at nearly 9.3 million.
Quality of Life Index: Kfar Saba leads, Jerusalem ranked worst
Kfar Saba, Ramat Gan and Rehovot led the quality of life index of large cities, while Jerusalem, Bat Yam and Ashdod were the lowest ranked large cities.
Trust in the government and authorities during coronavirus
Israel starts gearing up for 2021 population census
The census, carried out every decade, will start in earnest in April 2021.
West Bank settlement construction drops 32% in 2019
The low numbers continue a trend, in which cumulative settler starts down by over 20% during the three years since US President Donald Trump took office.
